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if p= -6, what does p +4 equal

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Answer:

-6 p+4

-6+4

= -2

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p +4= -2

Like the given function is a linear equation with one variable (p). You can solve this equation replacing p for the informed value (-6).

Here it is important to remember the rules to addition of integers numbers:

+  +   Add  Final result (+)  

-   -          Add  Final result (-)  

+  -      Subtract  Final result (the sign of the integer having greater value )

-   +      Subtract  Final result (the sign of the integer having greater value )

If p=-6, then for p+4, you have:

-6+4=-2. The sign is negative because according to the rules to addition of integers numbers, you must use the sign from the larger number, in this case, -6.

Read more about rules for adding integers here:

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